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[THE_Liam]

If a car is Cat C'd, it will have to have an MOT and a VIC check before being allowed back on the road.

It doesn't need an MOT if it already has one, just the VIC believe it or not.

Incorrect, the moment the car is registered as a cat C, the current MOT becomes invalid.

If that's the case then it's changed in the last few years, because I confirmed this with VOSA when I was told I couldn't tax the car until it had a VIC check. Also, the Frontera had 8 months MOT and in the 6 months I drove it around after the VIC check, it never tripped an ANPR camera, and it always showed as MOTed when the police pulled me over?

JJ you are WRONG, the mot is still valid. VOSA themselves confirmed this to me.

This.